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IN THIS ISSUE

VOL. 16, NO. 21

Publisher CHRIS SHEPPERD Managing Editor SHARON ROE

FEBRUARY 26, 2020

Desginer MARTA PATE

MUSIC

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Marketing and Sales Coordinator DAVID COSTANZA

Grand Stafford Theater Psychedelic rock and unique rythyms-GST showcases great Texas bands.

Social Media and Marketing AVERY NIELSEN Staff Writers STEVEN JORDAN ALLISON BEATTY

LOCAL Aggieland Safari Eight fun-filled days at a 250-acre safari; and it's right in your backyard!

Interns AMBER JONES ANNA VILLALOBOS DYLAN ALLEN MIKEY GALO RHETT ARTIS BENJAMIN OLSON

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Self-care is a term thrown around so haphazardly these days — so how do we make sure we’re taking enough care of ourselves? That’s where apps like Shine come in. If you’re interested in meditation, gratitude or affirmations but have no idea where to start, let this app guide you through the basics.

With features like “check-ins” and “Daily Shine,” the app encourages you to journal one thing per day to be grateful for and to check in on your current mood. While most of their guided meditations are only available to premium subscribers, Shine offers a limited daily selection of free ones to help you focus on a specific goal of your choice — things like getting better sleep, feeling less anxious, being more confident, etc. There’s even a section for the Shine community to publicly post and discuss the ways they live true to themselves and decompress when the going gets tough. In a world where there’s a plethora of apps geared to better your quality of life, check out Shine for its variety and individualized approach.

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DRIVING MISS DAISY

by Rhett Artis Sometimes it’s hard to live life according to your own rules, but Netflix’s latest film addition is here to show us the beauty that can result when you go against the grain and follow your heart.

Bruce Beresford’s “Driving Miss Daisy” was recently added to Netflix, and it has quickly climbed its way to the “Popular” list, just in time for Black History Month. Set in the mid 1960s, “Driving Miss Daisy” follows the rocky but steadfast friendship between Jewish widow Daisy Werthan (Jessica Tandy) and African American chauffeur Hoke Colburn (Morgan Freeman).

Filled with shots of the southern backroads and platefuls of fried chicken, okra, tall glasses of sweet tea and buttered biscuits, “Driving Miss Daisy” paints a vivid image of life in the American South during the height of the Civil Rights Movement.

In just under two hours, Bruce Beresford builds a heartwarming relationship between two of the most unlikely characters. You won’t be able to look away as Miss Daisy and Hoke learn what it truly means to put aside one’s differences to change for the better and challenge the narrative of the times.

Prepare to cry, laugh and be inspired by this classic film while it makes its inaugural run on everyone’s favorite streaming platform.

“The Slow Rush” by Tame Impala

by Dylan Allen Five years after the breakthrough album “Currents,” Aussie Kevin Parker contemplates fame and the passage of time on his psychedelic-disco-rock fourth LP, “The Slow Rush.” Referred to more famously as Tame Impala, Parker’s music project seems to bring something new to every track on this latest album. Not being intimidated by the radio-friendly, 3-minute track length, “The Slow Rush” also features songs averaging 5 minutes each. Obviously, despite a recent surge in popularity, the Tame Impala project knows how to stay true to roots while simultaneously taking musical risks. The album gives listeners stapled synthesizers and dreamy vocal falsetto as well as new groovy beats and a fresh lyrical theme.

The record’s dizzying opener, “One More Year,” centers around a reverberating choir that repeats the title on a loop while Parker addresses the concept of time and living in spite of time’s limiting factors. From there, the album wears influences on its sleeve with the Zeppelin-esque “Posthumous Forgiveness,” the Brazilian samba of “Tomorrow’s Dust,” and the glossy track “It Might Be Time,” which sounds like it’s straight from a Supertramp project. “The Slow Rush” offers thoughtful compositions as Kevin Parker cements his place as music’s new psychedelia king.

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by Mikey Galo

THIS WEEKEND AT

GRAND STAFFORD THEATER The Grand Stafford Theater will have a busy week when it hosts Texas Music Workforce Live and The Bright Light Social Hour with Mobley the following night.

McMeta, Thursday, Feb. 27 Texas Music Workforce Live, a weekly radio show hosted by Jacob Appelt that promotes the work of musicians “born, raised, educated, or at least temporarily based in Texas” will host another free monthly concer t at the Grand Stafford on Thursday, Feb. 27. This par ticular show will feature the Austin-based instrumental quar tet McMeta. Its members are bassist Daniel McKenna, drummer Michael Davila, violinist Christina Steele, and guitarist Matthew Muehling. The band creates unique original compositions that explore the different characteristics of rhythm, groove and melody. Donations will go directly to the musicians. The show will begin at 6:30 p.m.

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The Bright Light Social Hour with Mobley, Friday, Feb. 28 The following night, psychedelic rock band The Bright Light Social Hour will per form. The group is highly accomplished – at the 29th Annual Austin Music Awards, they won six awards, including Band of the Year , Album of the Year and Song of the Year. Expect them to per form songs from their recently released albums, Jude Vol. I and Jude Vol. II. These songs are bold, hear tfelt and come from a place of intense grief.

Mobley will per form with them. He is an incredibly passionate ar tist who literally does it all. He writes, per forms and produces his own music while designing his ar twork and directing videos to fur ther fit his vision. He describes his music as “post-genre pop,” and draws from a variety of genres including pop, indie and rock. Mobley recently released a single, “Lights Out,” in 2019. The song, a collaboration with the duo SWELLS, features chilling vocals and catchy instrumentals that will have you pressing the “repeat song” button.

Ar tist deCasa will also play. deCasa, which is Spanish for “from home,” is a native of Puer to Rico. He is a selfdescribed “alternative bedroom producer and multi-instrumentalist ” who is influenced by both his native island and his new home in the United States. He has released three singles thus far and is set to release another project in March of this year. Doors will open at 8 p.m. and the show will begin at 8:30 p.m.

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit the Grand Stafford Theater website.

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SOUTHERNS WEEKEND LI NEUP

by Amb er Jones

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outherns, located in the Post Oak Mall, is the per fec t place to spend a night out filled with tasty food, cold drinks and countr y music that will keep you dancing all night long! On Feb. 28, Feb. 29 and March 4, Southerns has three great shows that are sure to impress.

On Friday, Feb. 28, Wade Hayes, who is no stranger to countr y music, will be per forming. Hayes k ick-star ted his career in 1995 and spent about nine years in the countr y music scene before tak ing a four-year break . In 2008, Hayes returned to continue his career but was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2011. Af ter miraculously sur viving colon cancer twice, Hayes released his album “Go Live Your Life” in 2015, where he shares his emotional journey of his battle with cancer through his music. Sharing the stage is Jamie Weston, a Texas native who has per formed alongside ar tists such as Stoney LaRue and M ike R yan. Weston released his newest single “Hot Mess” in 2019, and his album is expec ted to be released in 2020. Tickets are $20, doors open at 7. The show star ts at 8:30 p.m. and is sure to be one you don’t want to miss!

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On Saturday, Feb. 29, Bri Bagwell will take the stage.

Bagwell, who has chased her dream of being a name in country music for over 15 years, released her album “In My Defense” in 2018. Bagwell has a way of using her big voice to make listeners feel the emotions that come along with being a hard-working woman in a big city playing country music. Performing alongside Bagwell is Bo Brumble, who began his music career singing in a Hallsville, Texas, church. Brumble’s rock and roll vibe,

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powerful lyrics and passion for singing and songwriting are what make him unique as a country artist. Tickets are $10, and the doors open at 7 with the show starting at 8:30 p.m. Don’t miss the chance to see what these two artists have to offer.

2410 Texas Ave. S in College Station Finally, if you enjoyed the weekend shows, you can return to Southerns on Wednesday, March 4, for a performance by Texas native Matt Caldwell. Caldwell, who has opened for artists such as Luke Bryan, Tracy Lawrence and Miranda Lambert, is best known for his

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THIS WEEKEND AT 4 STAR BRENHAM

by Steven Jordan

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he 4 Star Concert and Dance Hall is one of Brenham’s premier venues, and they have a great slate of shows coming up this week: Sam Murski on Feb. 27, Saints Eleven on Feb. 28 and Wade Strother and the Renegades on Feb. 29.

First of all, tomorrow, February 27, 4 Star is continuing its tradition of hosting great, free shows by having Sam Murski play an all acoustic set for you. If you’re familiar with this local favorite, you know what to expect! The show starts at 7 p.m. on the Sidebar Stage. Be sure to register for this show on the 4 Star website.

Mason Marek will be opening for them at 8 p.m. If you’re interested in checking this show out, tickets are 5-10 dollars and can be purchased from 4 Star’s website.

Finally, this Saturday, Feb. 29, also on the Concert Hall stage, you’ll get a chance to check out Wade Strother and the Renegades play their instantly recognizable, piano-led “redneck soul” music.

Influenced by everything from classic rock and roll artists like Jerry Lee Lewis to gospel music, Strothers and his band play a style of Texan honkey tonk that keeps your boots scooting by mixing their own original pieces with dozens of expertly-performed covers.

Doors open at 8 p.m. and the show begins at 9 p.m. Tickets range from 5-10 dollars. If you’re interested in checking this performance out, you can check out 4 Star’s website.

Next, this Friday, February 28 from 8-11 p.m. on 4 Star’s Concert Hall stage, you’ll have the chance to check out Saints Eleven, the Dallas-based Red Dirt country band. Led by Jeff Grossman, Saints Eleven has a recognizable style to those familiar with Texas country bands, but this is likely why they have three best-selling albums, a 4 Star has a consistently exciting schedule of events, so if you’re dozen charting singles and regular tour dates with Texan legends. in the area, make sure to check in from time to time to see what’s Saints Eleven is famous for energetic, exciting live performances. going on!

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H U R R I C A NE H A R RY' S:

Stoney LaRue with Austin Meade

by Mikey G alo

H

urricane Harry’s is always a hotspot for some of

It features his characteristic husky voice along with

the best country music in town, and Friday, Feb.

complimenting instrumentals that add to the emotions of

28 is no different. Country music singer Stoney

the story. LaRue is known for his great live performances.

LaRue will perform with Austin Meade in what is sure to Because of his love for his fans and his willingness to be an exciting, jam-packed show.

engage with them during shows, he has amassed a large following around the country. Austin Meade will perform

LaRue is an extremely skilled songwriter and a self- with him. He is a graduate of Texas A&M University, so described “self-aware philosopher.” His songs are insightful,

this performance will be a homecoming of sorts. Meade’s

thought-provoking and often inspire his audience to look

music is a unique blend of 1970s-esque classic rock and

inward. His newest album, “Onward,” which he released Texas red dirt music. His voice is versatile and goes along in 2019, contains honest, heart-baring songs and even a

well with any genre. Meade’s live shows, when he is backed

gritty duet with country music legend Tanya Tucker. His

by a full band, are fun, spirited and get the entire crowd

song “You Oughta Know Me by Now” is perhaps the most involved. This is sure to be an enjoyable show. Doors will popular track off the album.

open at 9 p.m. and the show will begin at 10 p.m.

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit Hurricane Harry’s website.

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Wedding Bells Are Ringing:

BABV SPRING BRIDAL SHOW & BENEFIT

by Anna Villalobos

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o you have your “something borrowed,” but are still searching for that “something new?” Are you looking to plan a wedding in the near future? Take a deep breath — all your wedding stresses will be remedied on March 1 with the Spring Bridal Show and Benefit hosted by the Bridal Association of the Brazos Valley!

dream wedding as you visit one on one with vendors for venues, entertainment, lighting, cake, your honeymoon, and more! It’s the perfect one-stop shop.

Tickets are only $10 online, but are $15 at the door, so don’t wait! Even better, each year, this event chooses a Brazos Valley charity to benefit. This year, proceeds go to Pink It’s easy to get just plain overwhelmed and exhausted Alliance, a Breast Cancer Support charity. All brides will with bridal shopping and planning — the stress of having have the chance to enter a prize drawing with awards. to manage everything on your own is enough to turn anyone into a Bridezilla! But the Spring Wedding Show at the Brazos County Expo from noon to 4 p.m. will make For more information and to buy tickets, wedding shopping a breeze! With over 100 vendors and call (979) 571-1465 or email info@babv.org. professionals, you can find out how to personalize your

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ooking for a wild way to spend spring break? If so, join Aggieland Safari for eight fun-filled days from March 8-15. The 250-acre safari, also known as the

Serengeti of the South, is sure to keep everyone of all ages entertained! Each day throughout the week will feature a different theme, various activities and the chance to chat with the animal keepers, and guests can get up close and personal with a variety of different animals such as otters, kangaroos, giraffes and more!

Everyone that attends safari week can also take part in giveaways and different promotions each day. From Monday through Thursday, keepers will present talks on different animals at 12, 2 and 4 p.m., and on Friday, starting at 10 and repeating almost hourly, for an additional $8, you can take a bus tour to learn all about what it takes to keep the Drive Thru Safari going.

And there’s no need to worry about bringing lunch or dessert! Raging Bull Street Tacos will be serving food from March 7-15 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sno Monkey Cold Treats will be available from March 9-15, times TBD.

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The safari first opened its gates to the public on May 9, 2019 and is just a short 20-minute drive from College Station. The three main focuses of Aggieland Safari are Conservation, Education and Recreation. The park is dedicated to species survival, providing an educational experience to all and allowing guests to explore the various possibilities of adventure.

Aggieland Safari Week will take place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 8-15. Don’t miss out on your chance to have a wild, unforgettable time!

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Aggieland Safari website.

SWING INTO HISTORY AT THE

40'S BALL

by Steven Jordan

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merican culture during the years of World War II — both with film and, yes, music — was driven by a sense collective unity against some pretty overwhelming odds. However, aside from the many famous images that have become emblems of the time, one other cultural artifact still defines the war years for many

people to this day: swing music. This is something the curators of the Museum of The American GI, located right outside of College Station, understand well, which is why they are hosting Swing into History, an event celebrating the music and culture of the United States during the 1940s this upcoming Saturday, Feb. 29, from 7 p.m. - 1 a.m.

Co-hosted by Texas Intercollegiate Swing Battle, Swing into History will have a packed schedule of events for you.

Beginner lessons will dominate the first hour of the event, and multiple sets of live music will take over the next few. Aside from social dancing in front of relevant historical artifacts from the war years like the museum’s Sherman and Chaffee tanks, you will also be treated to performances from state wide swing dance organizations as well as a competition between high level swing dancers as they “battle it out in a mix & match competition.” For an additional fee, you can also check out the lounge area for hor d'oeuvres and non-alcoholic beverages!

This is sure to be a unique experience for all audiences! You don’t need a partner or to dress up in 40s style unless you care to, but be sure not to miss this chance to view America’s cultural past through well-preserved historical relics all while enjoying yourself on the dance floor. Tickets are $15.00 for students and $20.00 for adults, though if you want to relax in the VIP lounge, you’ll have to pay just a little bit more.

For more info, please check out the Museum of the American GI website.

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ROCK 'N ROLL & POLITICS A t t h e G e o r g e H.W. B u s h P r e s i d e n t i a l L i b r a r y & M u s e u m

by Allison Beatty Wh at ’s m o re Amer i ca n th a n ro ck and roll and d em oc rac y? “Loud er Than Words : R o c k , Powe r & Po l i t i c s” i s a ro c ka n d - ro l l t h e med exh i bi t o pen i n g at t he G eorge H. W. Bush Presid ent ial Lib ra r y a n d M u s e u m o n M o n day, M a rc h 2 .

Th e ex h i b i t ta kes th e ro ck mu si c t hat d efined t he 20t h cent ur y -- and some o f t h e 2 1 s t - - a n d p u t s i t t h ro u g h a h is to r ical a n d po l i ti ca l l en s. Wit h t he var ious ar t ifac t s and inter views wit h ro c k a n d ro l l i co n s t h at w i l l b e o n d is p l ay, t h e exh i bi t di ves i nto ei ght sp ec ific top ic s: c ivil r ight s, LGBT+ issue s, fe mi n i s m, wa r — a n d, by ex te n s i o n , p e ace, ce n s o rsh i p, po l i ti ca l ca mp aigns, p olit ic al c auses, and inter nat ional p o l i t i c s.

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The exhibit has garnered a plethora of ar tifacts to complete the display, including original Village People costumes and handwritten Chuck Berr y lyrics. It focuses on prominent figures in rock music, such as Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix, but will also feature a number of political figures as well, such as Bill Clinton and Jimmy Car ter. In addition, the exhibit will include some modern ar tists that venture into pop territor y, like Beyonce and Lady Gaga.

This exhibit will feature photographs, videos, ar tifacts and hands-on activities to engage a wide variety of audiences. “Louder Than Words: Rock, Power & Politics� will be located in the Ansar y Galler y of American Histor y and will remain open until Jan. 3, 2021.

For more info, please visit the Bush Library website.

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"AND NONE SHALL BE AFRAID" with the Brazos Valley Chorale

by Anna Villalobos

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he Brazos Valley Chorale invites you to come celebrate their 50th anniversary year with “And None Shall Be Afraid” on March 1 at 5 p.m. This special per formance includes compositions written specifically for the Brazos Valley Chorale and arranged over the course of their 50 year history, but the highlight of this per formance is a

five movement composition written by Canadian/American Composer and Choral Conductor Dr. Paul Aitken.

“And None Shall Be Afraid” is a composition written by Aitken. Larry Lippke, Administrative Director of the Brazos Valley Chorale, says Aitken wrote this composition ten years ago and centered it around five prayers for peace.

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MaroonWeekly.com/Events “Each one of those movements is focused on a different “It’s really designed to evoke a feeling of peace and unity prayer for peace, representing different world religions,” among people regardless of religion,” said Lippke. “And we said Lippke. “ There’s a Christian prayer, a Jewish prayer, have some excellent musicians and singers, so if you enjoy a Muslim prayer, a Chinese prayer, and a Native American good choral music, I think you’ll enjoy the concert!” prayer.”

Join Aitken and the Brazos Valley Chorale for their 50th Lippke also said that Aitken himself will be conducting this anniversary performance at First Presbyterian Church in Bryan. composition at the concert, and it will be the first time that “And None Shall Be Afraid” is performed in Texas. Joining For more information and to find out how to the Brazos Valley Chorale is a 16-piece orchestra, enhancing purchase tickets, call (979) 476-8199 the sentiment of peace and the sense of unity Lippke hopes or email mail@bvchorale.org. the audience will experience.

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"IS IT OR ISN'T IT?"-I DIDN'T, BUT YOU DID. Š 2020 MATT JONES

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1 1995 N.L. Rookie of the Year Hideo

5 Bad mark

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11 Actor Cage, in tabloids 14 "Remote Control" host Ken 15 "Now I remember!" preceder 16 "Another Day on Earth" artist Brian 17 Dish list 18 Winter wear with check stubs in the pockets?

20 "Hamilton" Tony winner Leslie ___ Jr.

4 Debris in a toaster 5 ASPCA part 6 "___: Ragnarok" (2017 Marvel film) 7 "___ gonna say that!"

8 WTO precursor 9 Apply incorrectly 10 Get from ___ B 11 Like family-friendly organizations?

12 Senseless

21 Q-V connection

13 More bashful

22 Top of the line

19 Renowned

23 Furry neckwear 26 Fort ___ National Monument 28 Lacking, like a bad luau?

24 Fryolator stuff 25 Work without ___ 27 Bars below ISBN numbers 28 1700, to Caesar

34 Brit. award since 1886

29 Actress Fisher

35 Poet-political activist Jones

30 Official name of Seattle's MLS team

36 Zodiac sign boundaries 39 Diamond alternative 41 Kipling's "Rikki-___-Tavi" 43 "Right away!"

44 Kayak's kin

31 "Good ___!" (Charlie Brown phrase) 32 2020 Olympics city 33 One who may leave a trail 37 Spanish guitarist ___ De Lucia 38 Crockpot dish

46 "I've got my ___ you"

40 Baby's knitted shoe

48 Drink machine output

42 Tiniest bit

49 Feathery cattle comforter?

45 Disgusted remarks

52 Sleeping-sickness vector

47 Org. with Sharks and Predators

54 Brewpub stuff 55 About, formally speaking 56 Candidate's proposal 60 Tug 64 Distill happiness and box it up?

67 Team on a farm

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3 It's near Carson City

68 Zapp Brannigan's assistant, on "Futurama" 69 Consideration 70 Get up 71 Utah's capital, for short 72 Props for some movie fights 73 Punta del ___

50 Sibling's son 51 Dreary Milne character 52 Clock sounds 53 Slow-moving creature 57 "___ Masters" (2020 Fox reality show) 58 Just open 59 "L'Etoile du ___" (Minnesota motto) 61 Pivotal point 62 Bird's ___ soup (running joke in former HQ Trivia chats) 63 On bended ___ 65 RadioShack's ___-80 computer 66 RB's gains

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